Hey guys, i don't often post and ask for help, but figured one of the regulars may know the answer to this one
I played for a long time a EU rom of NSMB2 and completed it with all the extra hidden parts etc... I am slowly coming around to the idea of moving away from roms on the GW and going for a slightly larger internal card and installing cia files instead
I have installed the legit cia of NSMB2 Special Edition to my sysNAND using the GW sysNAND option and all seems fine
I was wanting to know is it possible to take my NSMB2 rom save (not the Special Edition version) and use it with the legit cia installed version in my sysNAND ???
I am not entirely sure what the actual differences in the 2 games are, it took me a long time to finish the game in the first place so i don't want to have to do it all over again, which would actually be the 3rd time
I hope my post makes sense, just to clarify my setup... I have a N3DS on 9.0.0-2-E sysNAND and GW emuNAND 9.5 - I have been using roms via the GW red card in emuNAND but now have some legit cia in sysNAND
Thank you in advance, Peter
I played for a long time a EU rom of NSMB2 and completed it with all the extra hidden parts etc... I am slowly coming around to the idea of moving away from roms on the GW and going for a slightly larger internal card and installing cia files instead
I have installed the legit cia of NSMB2 Special Edition to my sysNAND using the GW sysNAND option and all seems fine
I was wanting to know is it possible to take my NSMB2 rom save (not the Special Edition version) and use it with the legit cia installed version in my sysNAND ???
I am not entirely sure what the actual differences in the 2 games are, it took me a long time to finish the game in the first place so i don't want to have to do it all over again, which would actually be the 3rd time
I hope my post makes sense, just to clarify my setup... I have a N3DS on 9.0.0-2-E sysNAND and GW emuNAND 9.5 - I have been using roms via the GW red card in emuNAND but now have some legit cia in sysNAND
Thank you in advance, Peter